I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the screen as I
want.
But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size the forms
do not fit on the screen.
How do I set it so it remains as created?

Thanks
Sherry

Re: screen size by Dan

Dan
Tue Dec 18 13:01:31 CST 2007

You have it backwards. It *is* remaining as created. <g> You want it to
resize to the current machine's video resolution.

There is a resizer control in the FFC classes that ships with VFP. If you're
using VFP9, also check out the Anchor property.

Dan

sherry wrote:
> I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the
> screen as I want.
> But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size
> the forms do not fit on the screen.
> How do I set it so it remains as created?
>
> Thanks
> Sherry



Re: screen size by sherry

sherry
Tue Dec 18 13:15:25 CST 2007

Hi Dan
I'm using vfp8. I don't want the form to be as big I need it to get smaller.
Don't know about anchor or resizer.
thanks
Sherry

"Dan Freeman" wrote:

> You have it backwards. It *is* remaining as created. <g> You want it to
> resize to the current machine's video resolution.
>
> There is a resizer control in the FFC classes that ships with VFP. If you're
> using VFP9, also check out the Anchor property.
>
> Dan
>
> sherry wrote:
> > I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the
> > screen as I want.
> > But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size
> > the forms do not fit on the screen.
> > How do I set it so it remains as created?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Sherry
>
>
>

Re: screen size by Darwin

Darwin
Tue Dec 18 14:46:52 CST 2007

If you find automatically proportionally resizing your forms is too involved
just make the FORM size to be 800 x 600 at design time. Not many people set
the screen to a resolution less than 800 x 600.

"sherry" <sherry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3566FD0F-36B8-469D-B680-D6D75CD8C1C4@microsoft.com...
>I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the screen as
>I
> want.
> But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size the
> forms
> do not fit on the screen.
> How do I set it so it remains as created?
>
> Thanks
> Sherry



Re: screen size by sherry

sherry
Tue Dec 18 14:55:01 CST 2007

Thanks
I added scroll bars for the people set at 800X600 .This way the form remains
the same size.
Thanks for your help
Sherry

"Darwin" wrote:

> If you find automatically proportionally resizing your forms is too involved
> just make the FORM size to be 800 x 600 at design time. Not many people set
> the screen to a resolution less than 800 x 600.
>
> "sherry" <sherry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3566FD0F-36B8-469D-B680-D6D75CD8C1C4@microsoft.com...
> >I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the screen as
> >I
> > want.
> > But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size the
> > forms
> > do not fit on the screen.
> > How do I set it so it remains as created?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Sherry
>
>
>

Re: screen size by TonySper

TonySper
Tue Dec 18 17:00:25 CST 2007

Sherry,
Most programs, games etc: will state "For best results the screen
resolution should be set at ??? or larger". A 800 by 600 resolution is way
to small for most programs unless you are using it for people with very
myoptic vision.

TonySper





"sherry" <sherry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:98FECB4B-48F5-45D8-8307-A14F1DD0E657@microsoft.com...
> Thanks
> I added scroll bars for the people set at 800X600 .This way the form
> remains
> the same size.
> Thanks for your help
> Sherry
>
> "Darwin" wrote:
>
>> If you find automatically proportionally resizing your forms is too
>> involved
>> just make the FORM size to be 800 x 600 at design time. Not many people
>> set
>> the screen to a resolution less than 800 x 600.
>>
>> "sherry" <sherry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:3566FD0F-36B8-469D-B680-D6D75CD8C1C4@microsoft.com...
>> >I have created an application that when run on a laptop fits the screen
>> >as
>> >I
>> > want.
>> > But on some machines with the windows format at a much larger size the
>> > forms
>> > do not fit on the screen.
>> > How do I set it so it remains as created?
>> >
>> > Thanks
>> > Sherry
>>
>>
>>